The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-01-15
MONTANA NEWS.

MONTANA NEWS.
knights of Pythlas lodge is soon to
be organized at Great FAILS.
The cases against Windy Campbell at
Billings, for horse stealing, have been dis
missed.
A patent was this week issued to Elisha
A. Rouse and H. Summers, of Bozeman,
for new tug coupler.
Charles Ayres died at Butte Saturday
from the effects of injuries received by a
fall at the Anaconda mine.
The hardware store of Geo. McGreer,
of Townsend, was destroyed last week by
fire. Loss $4,000; insured for $4, 500.
Surveyor General Greene was presented
on Friday of last week witl, gold headed
cane, the gift of the employees in his
office
The sprightly little semi weekly, Walk
erville News, has suspended publication
for want Of sufficient patronage to sus-
tain it.
It is reported that many cattle are
dying on Clarke's Fork on account of the
deep snow, and that Indians are eating
the dead cattle.
The commissioner of Indian affairs has
authorized the issue Of extra rations dur
ing the winter to the Northern Cheyennes
on Tongue river.
Phillipsburg is to have paper. 1t will
be published by J. D. Lombard, formerly
of Missoula, and will make its appearance
in about ten days.
The commissioner of Indian affairs have
allowed Stone & Rouse, of Bozeman,
$3,345 ON a claim of oyer $4,000 for
destroyed by Indians.
The Journal Publishing company of
Helena was awarded the contract by Sec
retary Webb to do the legislative print
ing, chargeable to the United States.
Will P. Gibson, druggist, died at Ana
conda, Monday morning from the effects
Of an overdose of morphine. administered
by himself to alleviate physical suffering.
Mrs. Fred Euler, of Butte, died Friday
from the effects of an overdose of NOR
phine. It is not supposed deceased had
suicidal Intentions The body was sent to
relatives in New York for burial.
A wrestling match has been arranged
between Jack Bernard, of Helena, and
James Davey, of the Jay Gould, winner of
The 4th of July tournament at Marysville,
'or $500, to take place at Marysville on
he 9th inst
The supreme court has affirmed the de-
.ision of the district court IN the case of
darding,' convicted of the murder of a
tage driver near Dillon last spring. Un-
ess he is reprived by the governor he will
,e executed at Dillon on Friday next.
w. c. Elliott, druggist in the employ
{ H. A. D'Acheul at Butte, suicided by
aking an overdose of morphine. His
wife, who was visiting friends in San Fran
isco, was taken ill last week, and this is
'elieved to have worried the young man
nd prompted the rash act.
The Northern Pacific section house at
rosebud, together With the furniture and
was destroyed by fire on Satur-
ay last. The loss is about So, 500; in.
ured for $500. One of the section
nen was severely injured. The house
7as conducted as hotel and was man.
gcd by E. Beeman.
District Assembly, No. 80, K. Of L.,
,hich embraces the whole of Montana
srritory, in session at Helena last week.
ndorsed the stand taken against the CHI
ago anarchists by Grand Master Work
ian Powderly. The assembly also en-
orsed the action of the miners of Timber
ne in their strike against the Northern
'acifc Railroad company, and promised
, sustain them to the end.
Stockgrowers' Journal: Mr.. G. F. N.
'inling, the popular live stock agent of
1e great Royal Route, and Miss Brownie
ridley were married on Chrlstmay day
Ottumwa, Iowa, and at once set sail
,r Miles City. where, we are pleased to
earn, they expect to spend the winter, if
,deed they do not make it their perma-
ent home. Frank is one Of the most
opular men of Montana, and has hosts of
-iends here who unite in wishing him
leasant voyage DER matrimony's sea.